TAG: FAFSA
Filling out the FAFSA with live online assistance from HelpNow
Posted in Explore and Discover on October 8, 2020 at 6:00 am
By Crystal Miller Attention current and soon-to-be college students! HelpNow has live tutors offering free assistance with your FAFSA. FAFSA stands for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. This program offered by the federal government offers more than $150 billion to help students pay for college and vocational training. When you fill out […]
Tags: college, FAFSA, federal student aid, financial aid, higher education, learning, parents, planning, students, teens, trade school, vocational school
College bound: The FAFSA is important for your educational future
Posted in News, Parents and Teachers, Teens on January 8, 2020 at 6:00 am
By Stacey Goddard I have a confession to make. I never filled out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) when I was in high school. When I graduated during the mid-80s, students typically completed their FAFSA applications midway through their senior year. For me, the FAFSA deadline also coincided with my realization that […]
Tags: college, FAFSA, financial aid, high school
Your Path to Student Financial Aid Starts with the FAFSA
Posted in Explore and Discover, News on November 5, 2019 at 6:00 am
You or your student may be eligible for student financial aid. To find out, you will need to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form beginning in your senior year of high school and throughout your college years. When you submit your FAFSA form, you find out if you are eligible […]
Tags: application, book a librarian, college, FAFSA, federal student aid, financial aid, free, grants, high school, loans, parent, student, teens, work study
Becoming Nontraditional: Books & resources for returning to school
Posted in Business and Careers, Explore and Discover, For You, Parents and Teachers, Teens on January 20, 2015 at 6:00 am
By Jane Baker When my son graduated from high school there was no way he was stepping on the college train the following fall. He had spent the most of his childhood education struggling to conform to the public school system. He’s a smart kid, just not one who learns best under the traditional American […]
Tags: college, FAFSA, job skills, parenting, the workforce
